Lauren A Wells, MD

Dr Wells is amazing. I’m sooo sad to have her move away. She truly takes the time to listen to you, make you feel comfortable, and support you. She really seems like she cares about her patients and I’m so thankful for that. She held my hand through some of the toughest moments and I wish everyone could have a doctor like Dr. Wells. I will truly miss her being my OB!

I came to Dr. Wells due to a recommendation from a friend. She’s a true God-send. She was generous with her time, intentional with the questions she asked, and thoughtful about the answers she could give to my litany of questions. I wanted to learn more about my symptoms and Dr. Wells suggested a supplement, the titles of 3 books, an app, AND a podcast. She even did an exam and ordered some extra bloodwork so she could provide more thorough care. I felt seen, heard, and respected with Dr. Wells. I felt like a person who was trying to learn more than her body, and I will definitely be trusting my care with Dr. Wells again. PS - If you’re not familiar with the area, get there early. Dallas is tricky to navigate, but once I got situated, the office was easy to find.

While Dr. Wells is a nice person, our experience with her was not optimal and ended quite horribly when she botched our son's circumcision. In total, my wife experienced close enough contractions to go to the hospital on five different visits. Dr. Wells was never available in person for any of these including 24 hours of labor and eventual cesarean. After the birth of our son, my wife experienced dangerous sepsis from infection due to prolonged labor. Our baby was also in the 90th percentile for size and my wife is a small person and could not naturally birth our son. This is important because Dr. Wells is all about natural birthing. The on-call residents did their job well even though Wells could not see us. When Dr. Wells finally saw us out son was already two days old and has nothing helpful to say. For our son's circumcision, Wells was not confident enough to complete the procedure due to possible hypospadia. A urologist found this was a misdiagnosis and completed the procedure.